Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1887-08-20

arrested. Described in detail the in
cidents of his arrest.
Jethro Jetries.-Big crowd followed
the Army on the 9th. Nothing dis
orderly in the street services.
Captain Waiter II. Villiers.-Is the
representative in Frostburg of the
Salvation Army. Blows horn and
sings to the best of his ability. On
the 9th an unusually large crowd fol-
lowed the Army ''to see the Captain
put in the jug" Nothing done, how
eyer, TO disturb the peace on the con-
trary their mission was to prevent
violations of law and order. A ques-
tion concerning the history and objects
of the Army by Mr.. Sloan was objected
to by Mr.. Brace, whereupon the form
er made a strong argument showing
the object of the inquiry. The jnstice
admitted it, Mr.. Brace contending
meanwhile that it was wholly irrelevant
and merely consumptve of time. The
matter was not pressed by the defense.
A few moments later, when the wit
ness was in the hands of the prosecu-
ton, he was asked question concern
ing his own biography. Thinking he
had caught Mr.. Brace, he quickly re-
joined 81 object! Because" said he,
"the question is wholly irrelevant"
etc. Laughter.
A recess was taken for ten minutes,
at the termination of which Messrs
Sloan and Brace addressed the Court.
The justice decided that the ordi-
nance under which the defendants were
arraigned had been violated, and there
upon fined Capt. w. H. Villiers and
Thomas jenkins So each, and Messrs.
Thomas Gordon, David Sloan, William
Jeffries, James Gordon. Jesse Folck.
John Sloan and John Ware, So each,
in all $24, and costs, SHOP, total
$500.
In default of payment the nine de-
PENDANTS were committed to the con-
servatory on Water street. whence they
We're released the same evening by
B. Stern and Owen Hitchins, who ad-
vanced the costs.
An appeal to the Circuit Court Las
been taken.
Personal.-Misses Lena and Hattie
Keenan,, of Keyser, w. Va, are visit
ing the family of William Burton.
Henry Jandorf left Tuesday to make
his way in the "wide, wide world"
His ultimate destination is Grand
Rapids, Michigan, where, if not be-
fore, we hope, he will strike something
congenial and profitable.
d. L. Wineland, father of Marx
Wineland, has returned to his home in
Philadelphia. His stay here was one
of great pleasure, and he left with the
impression that the metropolis is one
of the finest places under the sun.
George R. Anthony, of Whitman,
Indiana, surprised his friends here
Tuesday forenoon by a visit several
hours ahead Of the time anticipated.
Mr.. Anthony is the superintendent of
the Whitman coal mines, a responsible
Office he is filing capably and credit
ably.
Willie Welsh, son of Robert Welsh,
of this place, has gone on the Cumber
land and Pennsylvania railroad pass
senger train to sell notions. He is
bright little fellow and really deserves
liberal patronage.
Mrs. John B. Miller and son, Master
Howard, of Baltimore, are visiting
Mrs. MS mother, Mrs. Thompson.
Miss Flora Little, Of Logansport,
H., is the guest of Mrs. D. J. Betz.
DR.. H. C. Wilson, dentist, has re-
turned from his trip, and is again
ready for business.
Mr.. Millard |. McElfsh, of Flint
stone, and Miss Lizzie Trimble, of this
place, were married in Cumberland
Thursday evening.
Miss Bridget Carney, of Ocean,
teacher at Borden Shaft, was quite i'll
yesterday at the residence of Edward
Donahue, this place.
Coming EOeats.-Division No. 6,
Ancient Order of Hibernians, will hold
a grand picnic at Dilley's grove, near
Cumberland, Saturday, August 27.
The JOURNAL acknowledges the re-
ceipt of a handsome ticket of in
vitation.
The latest on dit in sporting circles
is the reported arrangement between
Jack Crawford, of this place, and Will
liam Crowley, of Westernport, for a'
sparrlng match with hard gloves at an
early day. Both men are scientists
and an interesting contest is expected.
Marquis of Qucensbury rules will
govern.
ReuntOn Arniy Of Vest Vfr0tnia.-